OP Central
College and Metcalf Mobility Enhancement Project
The College and Metcalf mobility enhancements project will construct a linear park with a multi-use path along the south side of College Boulevard from Marty Street to Nall Avenue and a trail connecting to the Summercrest Park Trail. Construction is scheduled to begin in late summer of 2026.
College and Metcalf Overlay District Study (2024)
he City of Overland Park in coordination with the Mid America Regional Council (MARC) kicked off their College & Metcalf Overlay District Study. The goal of the study is to provide a more flexible mixed use zoning code for the area to spur reinvestment and other opportunities to expand on the prosperity of Overland Park.
College and Metcalf Mobility Study Background (2021)
The College & Metcalf Mobility Study provides recommendations for improving walking and biking options along the corridor in support of a mixed-use activity district. Learn more about the OP Central Walkability Study and see the full recommendations in the College & Metcalf Mobility Study report.
In 2018, the City went through a six month-long master planning process focused on the College and Metcalf area. This study analyzed workplace and community needs of about 470 acres of land along College Blvd. between Lowell and Nall. This area is uniquely positioned to support innovative mixed-use development.